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The Big Lebowski (1998) First Time Watching! Full Movie Reaction!! (Patreon)

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2021-11-28 02:31:33
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The Big Lebowski (1998) First Time Watching! Full Movie Reaction!!

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Sean

Thank you

Logan Kerlee

Watching this in a little bit! I'm excited. :)

Erich Bomke

Releasing this on Shabbos! The dude abides.

Mark M

This reaction really tied the room together.

PIG

“I am the walrus.”

Erich Bomke

I have always felt Big Lebowski is kind of like Seinfeld. A movie about nothing, but also about everything!

Rue

I fully agree with Sam: Donny deserved better! Awesome reaction, you two! This is one of my favorite movies so it tickles me that you got a kick out of it. Btw, I'm not sure if you heard, but there's an event called DudeCon - where fans of the movie get together to nerd out! I really want to go to one, sometime.

Bernie Xangpow Monsanto

The first time I watched this was a few years ago (like 3 or 4 years) because I thought it was a super serious, murder mystery, crime drama. What I got was NONE of that. I got a movie I have seen so many time, even blurred, I could tell what was going on. lol When I am feeling low and my head is not in a good place, I watch this and Clerks. Those two movies are great because they show you that, LIFE. SUCKS. BUT as long as you have good friends, who cares. Live your best life and let life shove whatever at you.

Bernie Xangpow Monsanto

OH HEY! One thing. You mentioned that Sam Elliot almost killed you when you were a kid? You cant just drop a line like that and just walk away. This is a story I want to hear. Or will this just be a story lost to time like "Did they win the bowling tournament?" lol

Joe D. MacGuffinstuff

Loved the reaction, white Russians are good lol. And this is honestly one of my all-time favorite movies, it never gets old, I think it gets even funnier (I think it's a word? More funny) the more you watch it. The Dude and Floyd in True Romance are some of my favorite stoner characters, but that's a long list, including most of the characters in Dazed and Confused

barn ninny

This is a rewatch movie. You'll notice things you didn't the first time, and you'll get things you noticed but didn't get the first time. Fundamentally, the movie is about friendship, and I love it.

Uncle 'Traveling' Matt

You guys HAVE to keep going with the Coen brothers! Fargo (1996) is next :)

Will Zamora

Fargo,No Country for Old Men

Will Zamora

The Man Who Wasn’t There

Logan Kerlee
>>72627168

Just finished watching and whoa! It was such a fun rewatch. I've seen this multiple times before but it's such a worthy movie to rewatch! I was cracking up throughout. xD hahaha, definitely one of my faves from the 90's.

Mr. Writhms

Another great Coen Bros comedy (and my favorite of their comedies) is "O' Brother Where Are Thou" (2000) And a great Coen Bros gangster movie is "Miller's Crossing" (1990) "No Country For Old Men" (2007) is a crime drama but I think its the closest thing to a slasher-horror movie that the Coens ever made. The main antagonist gives off that vibe.

Mark M

Sam's cringing during all of Walter's rants was funny. John Turturro's intro with Gypsy Kings version of Hotel California was great. It turned me on to some of their other songs. Great reaction guys!!

James Willingham III

So many amazing one liners! "Donny, you're out of your element!!!"

Neal Romanek

Not my favorite Coen Brothers movie, but still dynamite. And great seeing your reaction!

softshoes

Not mentioned, Raising Arizona. One of the great comedies of my time. This is one of the great quotable movies. You'll notice things in you life now that are part of this, stuff you didn't know.

Neal Romanek
>>72654285

One of the (many) great things about the Coens is there's a movie for everyone in their work and they're all excellent.

TBR Schmitt
>>72631722

Aww thank you!! Oh my goodness, I had no idea there was a DudeCon! That is hilarious -Sam

TBR Schmitt
>>72632324

Haha! We went in blind but that's even funnier that you went in with almost the complete opposite of expectations! I love that message! -Sam

TBR Schmitt
>>72632484

Haha! We'll need to get TBR Schmitt on here for the full story! The short version is he almost ran him over with his car haha -Sam

TBR Schmitt
>>72632800

They were surprisingly good, but much stronger than I thought it would be! I definitely could see it getting funnier with more re-watches! -Sam

TBR Schmitt
>>72642900

LOL He was driving me nuts! But in the end, I just wanted to give him big hug! Thank you! -Sam

PIG
>>72634490

The movie connects to the first season in one instance. Mostly, though, they are remixes of Coen Brother movies. Even Big Lebowski has some influence on it.

Shaun2342!

How buzzed were you guys by the end? You were only missing a great big bong.

David Lengyel

This was a blast! My all time favorite comedy which I could watch and quote all day long. Thanks for the sharing 🤙🏼

Mike LL

I had avoided this movie all my life. Another Cohen gem. Not a movie about nothing, this was definetely something. This movie is the only entry in its own unique genre, the first and only stoner noir, with bowling. Like all the best classic noirs, the mystery was such a convoluted labyrinth you had to think about it once it was all over to see how it all fit together. But don't count on any help from the Dude, who really can't string two thoughts together most of the time, but give him credit, he did solve it in the end.

Smooticus

Raising Arizona is on one of your surveys, but i feel a deep desire to recommend Miller's Crossing, Fargo, Blood Simple, Oh Brother Where Art Thou, and the True Grit remake if you want to see more Cohen Brothers flicks

Gerald Corona
>>72634490

The magic words here are, The Coen brothers! They have an impressive, entertaining and well rounded body of work! Lebowski being among one of my favorites. Another one is Miller's Crossing. A cool, old school gangster flick with a juicy plot. And if you decide to jump on the Coen train, you'll soon realize they like to use the same group of actors. (Steve Buscemi)

Gerald Corona

With all this Coen Brothers love, you guys should take one movie at a time and NOT put them up against each other in a poll. Thanks for your Labowski reaction! Can't wait for the next Coen flick.

Will Zamora

True Grit remake was well made. Worth watching, but a real downer.